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API 17D – Specification for Subsea Trees and Wellheads Differential Pressure Use in Design of Subsea Equipment 12-13 June 2012

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API 17D – Specification for Subsea Trees and Wellheads Differential Pressure Use in Design of Subsea Equipment 12-13 June 2012. API 17D – Use of Differential Pressure in Subsea Equipment Design. Subsea Equipment Pressure Ratings - API TECHNICAL REPORT 17TR4 - JANUARY 2012 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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API 17D – Specification for Subsea Trees and WellheadsDifferential Pressure Use in Design of Subsea Equipment12-13 June 2012

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• Subsea Equipment Pressure Ratings - API TECHNICAL REPORT 17TR4 - JANUARY 2012

• 3.1.1 - design pressure- The maximum differential between internal

pressure and external pressure during operating conditions at each cross-section. (API 1111)

• 3.1.2 - rated working pressure- The maximum internal pressure a piece of

equipment is designed to contain and/or control. (API 17D, API 6A)

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Document objectives:

• define the framework for the use of differential pressure as well as broadly definition of paths to:- determine standards for designing equipment

using differential pressure;- how to rate the equipment for differential pressure

service; and- determine how to validate (test) the design of the

equipment.

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• VME stress = f(∆P); not magnitude of Pi or Po

• Principal stress or individual stress component failure criteria = f(Pi and Po)

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• Summary of TR4• All loads and conditions that may realistically occur must be considered (including

accidental )

• Limits must be defined for materials and loads to provide protection against the appropriate types of failure.

• Limit load failure based upon VME stress is affected by differential pressure and external applied loads.

• Localized stress concentration areas, such as areas of discontinuity and areas of high mean and alternating stresses, are normally where fatigue failures occur.

• Principal stresses are important in analyzing failure from cyclic loading.

• Other system failures, such as non-metallic seals, may be the weak link in the system instead of the pressure vessel body.

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